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SolidWorks World 2009 podcast: Mark Biasotti
Welcome to the first installment in the SolidWorks 2009 podcast series. Today we'll hear from Mark Biasotti, Product Manager of New Product Concepts at DS SolidWorks Corp. Mark talks about the breakout sessions he's conducting, as well as his thoughts
... ContinuedSolidWorks World 2009 Flickr group
I'm trying to get a jump on all of the coming image and video goodness, so I've created a SolidWorks World 2009 group on Flickr. It's open to anyone, so please feel free to upload any and all of your
... ContinuedSolidWorks World 2009 blogger social / Tweetup – save the date
OK, so I'm still working out the details on this, but it's looking like I'm going to be shooting for early Saturday evening (February 7) for the first ever SolidWorks World blogger social & Tweetup. Not sure what that means?
... ContinuedMeet a User Group Leader (or 60) at SolidWorks World
Every year, scores of SolidWorks User Group leaders converge on SolidWorks World for the same reasons as everyone else – training, networking, and a little fun. But these dedicated folks also come to SWW with another mission – to spread
... ContinuedSolidWorks World Speaker Spotlight
Every year, SolidWorks World attracts the finest SolidWorks users from around the world to share their knowledge and experience with fellow users. Many of these fine presenters are yearly fixtures at the conference, others will be doing their first SWW
... ContinuedWhat do you want to know about SolidWorks World?
Tomorrow I’ll be sitting down with Jeff Ray and Jon Hirschtick to record a joint interview for our SolidWorks World podcast series. I have a list of my own questions, but I want to know what you want to hear
... ContinuedWhat's Your "How I Got to SolidWorks World" Story?
Mine is boring. When I first approached my boss about attending SolidWorks World 1999 in Palm Springs, the immediate answer was "No, I don’t think so". I came back a few days later with a better offer – I would
... ContinuedSomething funny happened on the way to SolidWorks World…
We’ve been hearing stories from some of you about how you’re having to get…creative…in order to get to SolidWorks World 2009. But so far, it’s mostly second-hand information. So we want to hear it directly from you. Did you have
... ContinuedSolidWorks World Interviews – Already
We’re still two months away from Solidworks World 2009, but that isn’t stopping Jason "The Rock" Raak from getting busy with the interviews. Check out what Jeremy Regnerus and Darren Henry have to say about the event.
... ContinuedMore Mystery at SolidWorks World?
By now, everyone knows that Richard Branson will be the "Mystery Guest" at SolidWorks World 2009 in Orlando. If you thought that was the only surprise that Kerri and her events team had up their sleeves, you might be mistaken.
... ContinuedAnd the SolidWorks World Mystery Guest is…
Sir Richard Branson. He’ll be speaking in the general session on Feb. 9, 2009, which begins at 8:30 a.m. EST. Here’s a bit more info from his official bio: Richard Branson is founder of the Virgin Group, consisting of more
... ContinuedNo Surprise This Year at SolidWorks World?
I’ve mentioned before that one of my favorite things about SolidWorks World is the "surprise" guest that shows up unexpectedly each year. Orange County Choppers, Leonard Nimoy, and the guys from Mythbusters are just a couple of the really great
... ContinuedCan You Survive SolidWorks World?
Sure you can, especially if you get your hands on the SolidWorks World Survival Guide by John "Muggs" Ferguson. Muggs has put together a primer for your first SolidWorks World based on his previous experiences. It’s a good read even
... ContinuedSolidWorks World Registration is Open!
The SolidWorks World 2009 website is live!
... ContinuedSolidWorks World Presentations for Everyone!
There’s been a bit of hubbub the last couple of days regarding access to SolidWorks World 2008 proceedings. As is common with many technical conferences that people pay good money to attend, conference proceedings have been limited to attendees. Right
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